Fitchburg Sentinel from Fitchburg, Massachusetts • Page 6

FTTCHBUBG DAILY SENTINEL WEDNESDAY, JTTY 18, 1917. (Things Soldier Appreciates The World of Sports I QUALITY EQUALS MARQUARD'S 19-GAME RECORD; Every Soldier Need a DAYLO In Camp VS. ALMOND A. IS AFTER WORLD'S STRAIGHT-WIN NARK OmwmIi Aikbraki Teaa Youf Tew Letper, Also, Satvfcy Ho Foe Record TVs Rrrt RifU Hutfer to Ruck The Auto Strop Razor is the Military Razor A Razor that i Wlf-maiiUaimng, that does not require a constant supply uf'nrw LlarJes, that keeps the blade it start with in perfect condition, is inc ideal razor, for the soldier's kit. The Auto Strop Rar is the real military razor became it is the only razor which sharpens it? own blades.

If you have a soldier at the training camps, ur at the front, send him an Aulu Strop Safety Razor. Price S5. 00 and up. NaeteeBt. Cwuccothrc Victory.

Th Qun Qoa.uv um bicft fclaye I be Almond A A. at Aahburn- ham Buurday afternoon haa won il out of 14 this season, The Friends and relatives wishing to send some little comfort to their soldier boys will purchase DAY LOS liberally. We carry all styles and grades of the best made EVEREADY DAYLO LIGHTS. Fltchburg and Rubber teams Pallas July 12 Rube Mar-tuard's crown for the comset-utive vie-lory record it being disputed and Baxter Sparks' record of 21 consecutive fans is in danger of being smashed. And by a right hander, too: Baxter Sparks climbed to the top by his left.

arm. when he pitched for the Yazoo, club and won 21 games in a row 1904. So did Marquard st. ha- victories over the shoe shop star The W. Douglass A United Shoe Machinery.

Mnrhlehead. Fall River. Fiu-hhirg, Haverhill, and other teams have been defeated hi hen he rung up the major league, rer- KODAKS BY THE the New York Riants in 191 1. INGERSOLL WRIST WATCHES These famous watches are made up in wrist styles for the soldier. Come in and see them.

$3,25 'mllu. 'lUi Hup.h ouaiiij uumi li one of the strongest! teams in the state, and the Almonds deaervp much praise bringing such a hich priced and important team to Ashi.urnham. The team represents the Thomas Plant -Co. Of Jamaica Plain and is made up of former college stars. The pitching.

Is- in the hands of Murray, former Everett and Georgetown star, assisted by- Claude Hastings, former Dorchester high twirler, who was given tryout by the Boston Red Sox- Murray ha a. variety of curves. a fast ball and usee a spittcr. Hastings Jias pitched only twice and lost both so la the of "the team in the box. Robertson, former Syracuse catcher, to handling the pitchers auil setting a great deal out of the stars.

Whalen of Georgetown is covering first h-ase 'and his work at the ha and in the But here comes John "Snipe" Con-ley, of the Dallas club of the Texas league, and brings home a reeord to equal, if not surpass, that of Richard. In fact, he claims the record for right handers. Conlej i iglvt hand won him 19 consecutive games this season for the Dallas club, and he is relying on it to hang up a new record for all leagues. Onnley came to the Dallas- club from, the Baltimurt- Feds. While pitching in an exhibition pi.me with the Baltimore club he fell and injured his pitching aim.

For a year he was unable to usfe an overhand delivery. Last year he used nothing but a side-arm motion He is rapidly regaining hrs overhand delivery, which hus brought him much of his success. He. is also a spit nailer, with a deceiving change of liace. The Dallas management recently had an offer for Conley from the Philadel- AND UP FOR THE SOLDIER BOY Come in and ask or write for our Military Kodak Catalog.

$7.50 Military Sweaters, a "Dandy," for. Military Leggins and Puttees Military Blankets, Camp Stools, etc. field is euch that Part Moran is keepinz aji eye on hlrh. Maloney. the right terror.

Aan jass. star, who is playing third, ar( is hungry for a pennant and so long as Conley is rushing them toward it at a steady pace, the club doesn't 'want to him. Nearly all the games won weie re-" mafkably close. Four were shutouts signs of remarkable control and intelligence, on -the mnurirt. He has but shows he hasn't an and in one he allowed no hits, fanned nine men and only one.

man reached first. Conley is a young chap and shows No trouble to show goods Come in and hear the New Edison Unsporting? Goods Co.S iS COR; -MAIN ANO PU.TNAM-5TS.. RaVllnr. Trafgi-i Bichee. hit; King RULER'S BLOW BEATS RED SOX Kehg.

Three-" Georgetown men. They are hitting over the 300 mark. Capt' Norton of Holy Cross is playing second while Tmmy drives, formerly of Toronto International league and Lynn New England league. Is in the abort field. Hunt, a former Toronto" WgtTntyerr and-- hite.

a Rlndge and athlete, are in the outfield. The team has carries ar- with the best teams in New England and It was a high, compli- men to the Almond team that induced the management to accept- Manager Bickford invitation to go to Ashhurn-ham. The Queen Quality record to date la as follows: Queen Quality 7, St. Johns of bridge 2: Queen Quality 16. Fhillips-Aridover 1: Queen Quality .0..

Fitrhburg Queen Quality fi, Fitchhurg 0: OLD TIME GAIT SHARP CONTESTS Neat and Necessary Articles Pound Pirates' Star Hurler and Come Through With a 10 to 6 Victory. Boston. Jtrly IT. Boston, won its 1 fifth successive game today, defeating Ninth Inning Pinch Hitter Got to Leonard Planh Pitched Well All the Way, St. I 7 nch hitting for notion in the nir.in lined iKist alk, i and l.i-wis.

soring Iivan Opening Day at Greendale Pro- -i 1 HP XX duces Spirited Clashes and Fast XX OY tile aCatlOIl 1 YIU XX Pittsburg. 10 to .6. had doubb-d. with the run that Queen Quality 3, Haverhill Queer Qualify 7, Sanford Queen Quality Mamauji was. hit hard in the first and MM Uefore-tyo rhen Time.

i'T. Blgt.e in nih, John Franklin Baker has been exonerated by Ban Johnson, of any attempt to disrupt the American league or liif port" any independent- iivusi with Sotho.ron of St. Louis side partner in the proposition. vrers Boston hail scored su runs. Jacobs succeedejl ilamux and rpiireti the.

side. tiuii- ii-firv mer Boston today, to 2. Plank 'did not pass a man and gave five, hits Those came- in the- first thrpp innings and netted Boston- two'' Fall River Queen Quality 3, Marble-head Queen Quality 1, Fisk Red Tops 2: Queen Quality 3. Red "Tops Queen Quality 3. Shoe XX XX Sterno Stoves Fountain Fens 1 Military Brushes t-Erri-irking-Gaps- -J Lunch Kits Machinery' 2.

Queen Quality Worcester racegoers tuo ap' after- XX Sterno banned Heat ionn of old time, 'horse racing at the toilet Sets' track yesterd'ay when th.J Shaving Sets There" wns speedv of JJ- Pockct Knives After the third inning Boston rrr HSTiaTir or'3T--I FpTTrrTT Dnuelas 1. lead. Catches by Powell. Kelly Debus and the batting of King leading features. Mfthr TUT MHCT PITTB-K(; SyeaTTang-Ttafry Bf-W-best hitters In the Eastern league, failed to get a hit for the Portland -team Tuesday although their team- -mates connected for li healthy-- clouts! Press won a 6 to jamc for Uw- rerice over New London Tuesday al- itPfipcrs on hand and every race ni oard.was of the.

varlet: brought hack to 'mind ihe early laA-s of the (IrpendMe tt The Military French Mirror. XX Forrest -lb 6 in though the -los-ers managed to hit- the former FiU-hbure twirler 12 times. He I and Manufacturers I OF THEIR HITSlgr jr. Gndnnati Scores Three Runs on rT4 Five Hit and Trims Phillies 3 Price $1.00 1 La kept the t.intUes well SLcmcrd. Baseball scouts, whose duties 'take e' An unbreakable metal mirror which will last forever, no XX i.al-e Ha Vim'e was" 'ma de tt miiXXc' 'A'hat rouh Mcr.Jt rcceivef? It come? in a neat.

every heat, of the day. tl feather case. Jt makes the best of gifts for the soldier who in the trot fioie; foucht XX going to the and you will want. -one for yourself XX iur withPorrei Vt mshing second in you going: them all over the country report t'na attendance' at all league games ii small this year. Baseball isn't appeal 7 Run.

ing as usual. Fitchbiii? is lucky nl't be in any league this seasr.i 1.ad Af in- the '2 2i to-K XX FITCHBURG HARDWARE C(k, terr mc 0 r-oved be the battle of the day was not wn Jj. "or-ln-. fi to July 17; Cincinnati jnad splendid use of its fetv hits in day's and defeated Philadelphia Thorpe's hnme- run cave the visitor? the" lead Jn the second inning, and three singles tvere bunched after Bancroft made a wild throw on K'npfV riunder In the fourth. inning.

which. jjetted two- morp runs, iv' Schneider was effective witn'mcn on bases. Score: "CIXCTXNATI A WHAT'S GOING ON IN BIG LEAGUES Rhnda Ashbourne, dickered Ur "fht Nme Means an Aim" m-m and 746 Main Street X.V,0GCK 1 ArERTCAN- LEAGUE 1 6 GAMES TODAY J. GAMES TODAT LwJ' luJwV ummaAc mMM mP8)' PhHaderpVuatMe'trdit WwSfCttCtTtL Red ratio ft g. Tffylor 2 fi 'fi 4 ro the encouraKement of recreation plana 1 Jh St Louis at Brooklyn.

Washington at Chicago. 7J bv -i-nora 4 4 r-. T''no-mrougn tne appointment of various 1 I fUn-nTf, I I Cincinnati at Phlladeiphifi New Tork at Cleveland. Al l-test n. nv 4 rr, i dr Border committees in each camp.

be rom- I I 'Vh A- Pi. AlSt t.uis nosf.n 2 taken m. -I sports, track, meets. ha.L-rames and 1 -U XP" V''rk- Tork rh' Im-, Kr-nrh 4 SPORTS AT CAMPS thAr in-which Veama reP- I li phll r- second earrfii. Mvhe v.

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